Litigation

Litigation is at the heart of Parallel Avocats' mission, as innovative companies are regularly confronted with investigations or disputes. Knowledge and experience in litigation is also essential to properly advise digital companies in situations where it is generally the core of their business model that is under attack.

Litigation: a technique used for the benefit of digital and technological companies

The firm's litigation / investigations practice assignments are as follows:

Innovation litigation: defending the innovative companies against the attacks of established players is at the heart of the firm's DNA (liability of digital players and software editors, compliance with specific sectoral regulations, unfair competition).
Software litigation: defense of software companies in disputes related to the design, use and deployment of their technological solutions (SaaS contracts, cloud contracts).
Litigation of new employment models: requalification, hidden work.
Marketplace / platform litigation: litigation related to transactions permitted by platforms.
Commercial litigation: contractual liability, termination of commercial relations.
Investigations: CNIL (data protection authority), DGCCRF (competition, consumer affairs and fraud control authority), criminal investigations.Regulatory investigations have an increasing impact on technology companies, it is important to anticipate and to prepare a defense strategy.

A litigation practice based on an intimate knowledge of clients’ operations

We combine technical knowledge with a deep understanding of the client’s operations: our approach to litigation is directly linked to our vision of advice: by relying on a precise knowledge of our client’s operations the defense is strengthened.
We are involved in breakthrough litigation: either in commercial litigation relating to data or AI law or software litigation, all members of Parallel Avocats contribute to the making of caselaw in the digital field.
We are a team: defense teams composed of several lawyers or law firms are particularly useful in complex digital litigation.

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